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EC-Council CCISO

CCISO · Status not verified

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Exam cost
$999 USD (historical estimate)
Questions · time · passing score
150 multiple-choice questions, 2.5 hours, passing score 60%-85%
Prerequisites
To take the CCISO exam without participating in the training course, candidates must provide proof of 5 years of experience in three of the CCISO domains. Candidates who participate in the EC-Council training program must show 5 years of experience in three of the CCISO domains to take the exam. Associate CCISO Program: Candidates who do not have 5 years of experience in three of the CCISO domains but have 2 years of experience in at least 1 domain (or who currently hold either the CISSP, CISM or CISA certifications) are qualified for the Associate CCISO program. Alternatively, an academic student enrolled within an EC-Council Academia Partner, having completed a minimum of 30 post-secondary credit hours taken a course using the official CCISO Academia Series courseware are qualified for the Associate CCISO program. EISM Alternative Path: The Information Security Manager (EISM) exam is a lighter version of the CCISO exam, testing the fundamentals of information security management. EISM students must attend the same CCISO training that upper-level executives attend before attempting the EISM exam. There are no experience prerequisites for the EISM exam.
Estimated salary premium
Not established by comparable evidence
Renewal requirements
3-year cycle · 40 CPE/CEU credits per year
Difficulty
Not rated

Domains covered

  • Information security management principles
  • Business acumen
  • General technical knowledge
  • Strategic security portfolio management
  • Financial management proficiency
  • Defining, implementing, and managing an information security governance program
  • Managing compliance, information security controls, and conducting audits
  • Developing and managing enterprise security programs
  • Expertise in network security, endpoint protection, and cloud security
  • Understanding enterprise architecture and strategic procurement
  • Budgeting and cost optimization for cybersecurity
  • Presenting cybersecurity strategies aligned with executive priorities

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